The Aftermath: Scorched

The Aftermath: Scorched

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In the aftermath of climate change hitting the earth in every direction causing humanity to be at the brink off extinction. We tell James story of how he grew to know nothing after his memory gets wiped. Stranded in now a desert, he sets off to find out who he was before the incident and everything him and his friends he'll meet along the way will need to know. Lives will be gained and lost. Only time will tell if humanity is still truly alive... 2017© By WrightBooks All rights reserved
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